... the condition of Irishmen I In the prosecutions we shall leave Mr. O'CONNELL'S name out of consideration further than to warn him against the rocks which are now placed in his rcourse. He caunot hope to retain the con- fidence of Irishmen if their ?? should ...

... France-they had probably persons representing I the French here. Acting on the plan I imitating the I conduct of the United Irishmen In 1797 X 0, gentle- E men, it was quite the reverse. It may be said I speculate on the restoration of the elder branch ...

... O'13(IAN(3 le,. DONOVAN (321. WILLIAM QUINN (3) and DAN ON, Po WER (351, were Indicted foe tike wilful couda r a 1 L A min unit, at Blradford, on thre 27th Bay j. T halln chargid onl theccnroner'olrrquletion whit the e ito. ?? hlikealf'to SIe ir. liitsq ...

... a grand muster of Irishmen in St. George's Temperance Hall, to hear an address from Mr. O'Connor upon the subject of Repeal and Federalism. Though the rain fell in torrents throughout the day it did not cool the ardour of the Irishmen, and when Mr. O'Connor ...

... little timely relief Pi rafforded in this maniner is of greater advantage than th Imay generally be imagined, and serves to unite all w, lclasses of the community together in kindly feelings of = sympathy and respect. PLAIN SPRARING..The following extracts ...

... aggravated nature. It appeared that on Saturday night, about balf-past ten o'clock, the prisoner, with seven or eight stout Irishmen, passed through White Horse-alley, creating a great disturbance which attracted Mr. Kenny who came to the door, On making ...

... aggravated nature, It appeared that on in Saturday night, about half-past ten o'clock, the prisoner, Pt with seven or eight stout Irishmen, passed through a' White Horse-alley, creating a great disturbance which m attracted Mr. Kenny who came to the door, On making ...

... aggravated nature. It appeared that on I Saturday night, about half.past ten o'clock, the prisoner, I with seven or eight stout Irishmen, passed through White Horse-alley, creating a great disturbance which attracted Mr. Kenny who came to the door, On making ...

... than this, ' to deprive the Queen of her style and royal name of the 'imperial crown of the United Kingdom, and to levy war against' ber Majesty. i within the United Kingdom, in order, by force and Pas constraint, to 'compel her to change her measures'. I ...

... Brn- the' tain an Ireland shall he for ever united by byf~ the name of the United Kingdom of Great Bet. M tamk and Ireland, and that the royal style and title of E appertaining to the imperiel crown of the United repe Kingdom. and all the armorial bearings ...

... robbers who held it. To the Irishmen present i he would say that the harvest that was thea springing up from the surface of Irish soil would never leave the land until every man had enough. English and Irish should be united, and if their demands for jus- ...

... reacl onssos.5ing, devising, &a., to depose the Queen from year. her ;tyle, honour, and Royal name as Sovereign of foun, the United Kingdom, and with levying war against Lngl her -Majesty for the purpose of compelling her to of at change tier measurer, part ...